Japanese-style toilet bidet kit, adjustable jet, dual nozzle, universal fit

This kit replaces neither the bowl nor the seat: it is a white plate that sits between the bowl and the seat, held by the same fixings. Its oblong openings adapt to the spacing of the screws.

It is 39 cm long and 0.5 cm thick under the seat.

The control unit sticks out at the side, within reach when seated. It's the simplest way to enjoy a Japanese toilet, without changing your toilet or running a cable. The other dimensions, 18 cm, 15 cm and 14 cm, are on the diagram: enough to check the room under your seat.

The control pad offers three choices: feminine mode, rear mode and nozzle cleaning, around a central OFF button.

Just above, a dial graduated from Min to Max adjusts the spray pressure. Start gently, then increase to suit your comfort.

The two nozzles come out side by side under the plate, pointing towards the inside of the bowl. The self-cleaning mode rinses the nozzle itself, without touching it. Everything is white, like the ceramic: with the seat down, all you see is the small side unit. Equipment designed for the whole family, and for those who find it hard to bend over.

The photos detail the fitting: remove the seat, place the bidet on the bowl and adjust its position, then refit the seat over it.

That leaves the water: a brass T-adapter goes on the cistern inlet, and the supplied braided hose links it to the bidet. The stated connector is 3/8″, the most common size for toilet inlets in France.

Connected this way, the spray is cold mains water. Rubber washers, PTFE tape and a manual are in the box. Turn off the cistern water before fitting the T.